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To assess the literature on (i) the relevance of the presence of a minimum dimension of keratinized peri‐implant mucosa (KPIM) to maintain the health and stability of peri‐implant tissues, and; (ii) the surgical interventions and grafting materials used for augmenting the dimensions of the KPIM when there is a minimal amount or absence of it.

Two systematic reviews complemented by expert opinion from workshop group participants served as the basis of the consensus statements, implications for clinical practice and future research, and were approved in plenary session by all workshop participants.

Thirty‐four consensus statements, eight implications for clinical practice, and 13 implications for future research were discussed and agreed upon. There is no consistent data on the incidence of peri‐implant mucositis relative to the presence or absence of KPIM. However …